I know nothing about changing watch bands.Have 2 Timex watches with metal bands,same size. Think this tool would work?
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This tool will work well for any type of watch band that is held in place with a spring bar.
1969221
It is very easy, first, the pins only come out in one direction. If the watch band is not marked with an arrow (like the Invicta) see if you can a split in the middle of the end of pin, if so, push from the other side. Keep every thing lined up straight and you should have no trouble pushing the pins out. To replace the pin, push the pin in solid end first , The split side expands to keep the pin in place.
1424794
No not at all, but I've managed to change 2 watch batteries and bands. I'm sure there are how to videos on YouTube.
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I would imagine it will. Look on the back of your watch, see if there are indents on the outer edge of the watch. If these indents are there this tool should work, your watch back has to be at least 1" in diameter. you will adjust the tool by turning a wheel in the center top of tool and also turning the handle. This will line the posts up with the indentations on the watch. insert posts in indents press and turn. (it's really very easy)
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PROBABLY the best solution would be to contact Timex. you will have the number on your warranty/manual literature. it may be more feasable/cost effective to simply get a new watch and keep the other strap as a backup.but definitely check with timex
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Monica, if your watch is analogic ( it should say, or google it) It won't work. you will need an analogic one, if your watch is digital, it will work.
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The strap is rubber so won't stretch over time. My advice is to buy the Timex Velcro Ironman strap and fit it to the watch in place of the old one. It is far nor in keeping with he nature of the watch and is much better for putting on or taking off quickly.
1969219
Best to detach watch band from watch (I didn't) ... lay band flat with arrows on back of band going away from the device that will be pushing the pin out. Be careful to line up the pin that is pushing to the hole in the watch band (try this only on links that have an arrow) .. turn handle to push pin out of the link (if lined up, comes out easily) ... My first pin came out easily, then I broke 4 pins trying to get the next pin out to remove the link, because I didn't have it lined up right. the pins will break if not lined up properly. After getting 2 pins out and removing the link, replace one pin to reconnect the links (push in and then tap in until it is in all the way and you are done. there seems to be another knob on the side that I'm not sure how to use or what the purpose is unless it is to finely adjust the position, so you can line up the pin to push it out. Be patient and be sure to line it up or you will break the pins, like I did. I was cautious with the last one (because I only had one left) and got the job done. If this instruction doesn't help enough, I would suggest searching on-line and you should be able to find a video showing exactly how to use the device to remove this type of watch link.
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I think it should. Buckled on the tightest hole, the strap opening diameter is about: 1-3/4 inches wide by 1-5/16 inches deep (from the back of the watch). Also with the shape of the band, there should be no reason why you couldn't punch 1-2 more holes in the strap if you need to do that. Hope this helps.
1658870
You can use any "Ant" band from any brand. Like Garmin for example. It's compatible with your watch.
2005342
The band is correct but the tool to put the band on is wrong, I had to take the watch to the watch shop to have it put on.
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Just search for watch bands here on Amazon, the key is looking for a 22mm lug size. I am not sure that Samsung is selling branded bands yet if that is what you meant.
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I have a Breitling Super Ocean watch that works perfectly on the winder. The winder can handle a band size of 1 1/8 inch. The face on the Breitling is 2 inches wide which leaves enough room for a second watch of similar dimensions as long as you stagger them on the winder.
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1) Nuances in color scheme probably would be the utmost difference... And check the kit for extra pins (they break easily). 2) Yes, you could resise every braclet with this device, but be prepeared to do some fine alignement, if, for example, bracelet is tinner then the averege one for witch the device was designed. 'Coz it could by adjusted for ticker one, but not for very thin (and both ny watches as it happens fall into that category). Oh, and it alse couldn't work with bracelets wider than 23mm (0.9in.) or so. Anyway, with mine, I resised 2 watches without any problems (Seiko SNAE69, and Timex T2N499), but friend of mine, who I give it to just couldn't do it properly and spend loads of time, scratching bracelet in the process (and breaking 2 pins...). My point is: it is hard (not to mention naive), to expect from the piece that costs few baks to work well for everything and everyone;)
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I would think it would. The holder moves to size and the band that goes across has plenty of room. I would think this would work but i don't not know for sure.
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I think it works with the Garmin heart rate monitor, but not sure about the Timex
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Yes, you can replace it and I've read you can send the watch to Polar and they can switch them out but at a cost (not sure how much). On there website there is a tutorial on how to change them out based on which product you bought.